Iryna Domashchenko
Kyiv-based IWPR's court reporter
Kyiv-based IWPR's court reporter
IWPR's court reporter, she regularly writes for the Ukraine's Justice Report. She also works with Ukraine's Media Initiative For Human Rights and has previously worked for the Court Reporter justice platform. Based in Kyiv, Iryna is originally from the southern port city of Kherson where she reported for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
Officer shot and wounded two Ukrainian men and ordered various premises robbed.
Nearly 400 civilians were crammed into a cellar and used as “human shields” by the Russian forces.
Villagers reported that the occupying forces hunted for young women to sexually assault.
Soldier threatened, beat and stole valuables from locals over several days in March 2022.
Man found guilty of looting, holding mock executions and threatening to cut off a civilian’s fingers with an axe.
Accused declined to answer questions from journalists during most recent court hearing.
Woman led through minefields by a Ukrainian army quadcopter bearing a hand-written banner reading, “Follow me.”
Hundreds of villagers were crammed into a cellar to serve as “human shields” for the Russian forces.
Man's arms, legs and fingers were broken, and his internal organs damaged, in five-hour long assault.
Victim told Russian troops would arrange a "safari with her children in the garden" if she did not submit to sexual violence.